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  1. Levi does not consider this long-term impact, or give much weight to rising global demand, which enables him to argue that increasing US oil production will have limited impact on climate change (pp. 90–95).

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Urpelainen, J., Meierding, E., Jenkins, J. et al. The Power Surge by Michael Levi. Int Polit Rev 1, 117–131 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1057/ipr.2013.21

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